Editor-in-Chief, Superintelligence
Kim
Isenberg
Covering the intelligence economy
Content creator and tech analyst on the people, capital, and machines shaping what comes next.
Based in Hamburg, GermanyVorträge & Medien auf Deutsch
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A sociologist’s view
on the AI race.
Trained as a sociologist (M.A.), I cover artificial intelligence, compute, and the political economy of intelligence — the people, capital, and machines shaping what comes next.
My interviews feature leading voices at NVIDIA, Google, Google DeepMind, Cloudflare, and Notion.
Based in Hamburg
Short bio
Kim Isenberg is co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Superintelligence, an AI newsletter published every weekday with more than 225,000 subscribers. A sociologist (M.A.) and tech analyst, he covers the political economy of artificial intelligence: the companies, capital, and compute that shape how it develops. He interviews leaders across the tech industry, including NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang, and has more than 150,000 followers on X (@kimmonismus). He is based in Hamburg, Germany.
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From my newsletter
“Measuring the speed is easy. Steering it is the part nobody has worked out.”
“The wealth may stay concentrated; the technology is spreading anyway.”
“…debt decides who pays when a boom ends.”
Meeting the people building AI.
Photos from conferences, events and trips. Unless a photo is marked as an interview, it shows an in-person encounter, not a recorded conversation.
with Jensen Huang
Founder & CEO, NVIDIA
Interview · Stockholm, October 2026
On NVIDIA’s European tour ahead of GTC Berlin, with Bloomberg and Steve Nouri
with Jensen Huang
Founder & CEO, NVIDIA
NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026
with Satya Nadella
Chairman & CEO, Microsoft
with Demis Hassabis
CEO & Co-founder, Google DeepMind
with Logan Kilpatrick
Leads Google AI Studio
with Muralidhar Krishnaprasad
President & CTO, Salesforce
+ Peter, Co-founder Superintelligence
with Robby Stein
VP of Product, Google
with Mick Costigan
Leads Salesforce Futures
+ Peter, Co-founder Superintelligence
with Mark Zuckerberg
Founder & CEO, Meta
VIP guest · Meta Connect 2026
with Mark Zuckerberg, Casey Neistat & Matt Wolfe
Top tech creators · Meta Connect 2026
Kim: front right, beige cap
with Emily Chang
Host & Executive Producer, Bloomberg Originals
NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026
with the ZhenFund AI circle
Beijing
with Tao Zhang
Co-founder, Manus AI
with Xianming Liu
Head of AI, XPeng
with Steve Nouri
Founder & CEO, GenAI Works
NVIDIA Europe tour · Paris, October 2026
AI creator with 2M+ followers on LinkedIn
with Jay Parikh
EVP CoreAI, Microsoft
Interview · GitHub Universe 2026
with Jacky Gu
ATC Chairman & VP E-Powertrain, XPeng
Interview
Conversations with the
people building AI.
- 01
Shruti KoparkarSenior Manager of Product & Go-to-Market, NVIDIAOn GPU productivity, CUDA and CUDA-X, performance per watt — and what makes an AI factory a good investment.On GPU productivity, CUDA and CUDA-X, performance per watt — and what makes an AI factory a good investment. - 02
Jacky GuATC Chairman & VP E-Powertrain, XPengOn bringing AI from the road into a humanoid robot — the engineering behind IRON, solid-state batteries and fast charging.On bringing AI from the road into a humanoid robot — the engineering behind IRON, solid-state batteries and fast charging. - 03
Dr. Heiko KlarlCEO, NexisOn keeping control of AI agents — and why permitted steps can still add up to an outcome nobody intended.On keeping control of AI agents — and why permitted steps can still add up to an outcome nobody intended.
- 04
Christian MonbergCTO & Head of Product, Zeta GlobalOn why enterprise AI pilots stall — fragmented data, isolated tools and workflows nobody redesigned around AI.On why enterprise AI pilots stall — fragmented data, isolated tools and workflows nobody redesigned around AI.
- 05
Ido GenosarCo-Founder & CEO, VeroboticsOn robots that clean and inspect skyscraper facades — and turning a robotics pilot into paid work.On robots that clean and inspect skyscraper facades — and turning a robotics pilot into paid work.
- 06
Mick CostiganVP, Salesforce FuturesOn which work AI agents can take over, how to check it — and what that means for entry-level jobs.On which work AI agents can take over, how to check it — and what that means for entry-level jobs. - 07
Andrew EttingerCEO, Hume AIOn voice AI, emotion and how to measure whether a model really understands the way people speak.On voice AI, emotion and how to measure whether a model really understands the way people speak.
- 08
Dr. Wieland HolfelderVP of Engineering, GoogleOn sovereign AI for Europe — and who stays in control when AI agents act inside organizations.On sovereign AI for Europe — and who stays in control when AI agents act inside organizations.
Interviews & vlogs.
On the ground at
- NVIDIA GTC
- Google I/O
- Microsoft Build
- Meta Connect
- Salesforce Dreamforce
GitHub Universe
ISC High Performance
Beijing Auto Show
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